DM,
When I use umonitor and select System Options/Recycle Servers each recycle works except Telnet server. If I manually touch recycle.term, it does recycle properly. Is there something something that I'm doing wrong here?
Re: umonitor - recycle telnet fails
By: WitNik to Digital Man on Tue Nov 03 2020 08:21 am
DM,
When I use umonitor and select System Options/Recycle Servers each recycle works except Telnet server. If I manually touch recycle.term, it does recycle properly. Is there something something that I'm doing wrong here?
No, it's just a bug. Thanks for the report,
No, it's just a bug. Thanks for the report,
Should be fixed now. Appreciate you trying it out and your feedback.Thanks,
Re: umonitor - recycle telnet fails
By: Digital Man to WitNik on Tue Nov 03 2020 06:56 pm
Should be fixed now. Appreciate you trying it out and your feedback. Thanks,Awesome, I'll download the fixes and try it. Did you by chance ever figure out that weird split-screen chat issue when running Linux-based SBBS from a SMB-based share? I remember you writing to me about being able to reproduce it, but I can't remember if it's still an open issue.
Thanks,No, it's just a bug. Thanks for the report,
Should be fixed now. Appreciate you trying it out and your feedback.
Should be fixed now. Appreciate you trying it out and your feedback. Thanks,Updated and tested. It works now! I like how you changed the menu option from telnet to terminal server too...
Re: umonitor - recycle telnet fails
By: WitNik to Digital Man on Wed Nov 04 2020 08:25 am
Should be fixed now. Appreciate you trying it out and your feedback. Thanks,Updated and tested. It works now! I like how you changed the menu option from telnet to terminal server too...
While the issue is fixed, I did noticed some garbage characters that appear at the end of the list of node in umonitor now. I have 15 nodes, and when I reach the bottom of the list I see the following:
15: Waiting for connection [R]
ˆyõ¾˜tõ¾À¤õ¾(zõ¾
Weird?
No, I don't think I specifically resolved that issue. There has been aLinux
file locking issue resolved since that time, so it's possible it's fixed. I haven't re-tested that feature.
Re: umonitor - recycle telnet fails
By: Digital Man to WitNik on Wed Nov 04 2020 10:01 am
No, I don't think I specifically resolved that issue. There has been a Linux file locking issue resolved since that time, so it's possible it's fixed. I haven't re-tested that feature.
I'll add this to my list of things to test on when I try to reproduce the SBBS Blackjack issue on my non-Rpi4 test environment. BTW, if there's anything else you need me to test, let me know and I'll add it to my list!
While the issue is fixed, I did noticed some garbage characters that appearat the end of the list of node in umonitor now. I have 15 nodes, and when I reach the bottom of the list I see the following:
15: Waiting for connection [R]
�y���t������(z��
Yeah, another one I can't reproduce. When did that start happening?
You seem to be pretty good and finding things all on your own! :-)
I would like to get to the bottom of weird stuff you reported but I haven't been able to reproduce yet, like the hang-up after download thing. Perhaps 32-bit *nix is the difference there. So I'm going to try that on my rPi3 now.
Re: umonitor - recycle telnet fails
By: Digital Man to WitNik on Wed Nov 04 2020 12:41 pm
Yeah, another one I can't reproduce. When did that start happening?
This started after the update. I see this consistently, when I go into the systems options sub-menu then back out and scroll down the list of node statuses. I can only see Nodes 1-11 without scrolling, but once I scroll passed 11 to the end of the list, the weird characters appear beneath node 15 in the blank line between node 15's status and the border of the list.
Re: umonitor - recycle telnet failsMachine.
By: Digital Man to WitNik on Wed Nov 04 2020 06:59 pm
You seem to be pretty good and finding things all on your own! :-)
I would like to get to the bottom of weird stuff you reported but I haven't been able to reproduce yet, like the hang-up after download thing. Perhaps 32-bit *nix is the difference there. So I'm going to try that on my rPi3 now.
Ok, here's where I'm at with the reports:
1.) Hang-up Now (after transfer prompt) functions on x64 Linux Test
2.) umonitor odd character issue doesn't occur on x64 Linux Test Machine.
3.) sbj issue was my fault / ignorance:
I noticed it was using an older version of the XSDK. I was under the impression that when I recompiled the BBS, the native doors were also recompiled. When I went to /sbbs/repo/xtrn/sbj and ran a 'make clean' and then 'make' it recompiled without errors. Then I copied /sbbs/repo/xtrn/sbj to /sbbs/xtrn/sbj and it worked fine.sbj
So that leads me to my next question, is this how I'm supposed to update
or domain poker or is there another procedure?
Just a suggestion, try installing and using "Fira Code" or "Cascadia
Code" for your terminal font. I find Fira Code is much more flushed out
as far as unicode character support for general/terminal use.
If you run umonitor with a larger terminal window (say, 40 lines, not 25) - does the problem still happen?
This should now be fixed for the 32-bit Linux builds too.
This was an actual bug (similar to the hang-up now bug above) and has been fixed.
You could just symlink those directories (e.g. link /sbbs/xtrn/sbj to /sbbs/repo/xtrn/sbj, likewise for dpoker and the sdk dir).
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